Ryan Villarreal

Spanx founder Sara Blakeley recently made it onto the Forbes World's Billionaires 2012 list, following the success of her company's line of shapewear clothing products. In an on-camera interview with Forbes, the 41-year-old business mogul talks about the philosophy and life experiences that helped her succeed.

Apple announced Wednesday that customers will now be able to store some movies purchased through iTunes on its iCloud online data storage service, which comes before the release of an upgraded Apple TV device.

A rare 2006 on-camera interview with Ugandan guerrilla leader Joseph Kony has resurfaced online, following Invisible Children's viral Web video Kony 2012 and its social media campaign to publicize his alleged war crimes in an effort to see him detained and put on trial.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D - Calif.) spoke at the 2012 'Women in the World Summit' on Friday in New York, urging women to take on more leadership roles in government and business, removing the influence of money in politics and advocating for women's rights in the health care debate. Some of the former House Speaker's most popular lines began popping up on Twitter throughout the day.

Wells Fargo recently announced that it will be instituting a $7 monthly service fee for checking accounts in six eastern states, adding to the 23 states where the fee is already in place. There are a few ways to avoid this fee.

Miami teen Trayvon Martin, 17, was shot and killed by George Zimmerman while walking through a gated community in an Orlando suburb, where he was visiting his father.

Tara Reid graced the red carpet at the American Reunion premier in Melbourne, Australia, joining a host of familiar faces 13 years after the original American Pie film first came out.

Daylight Savings Time is just around the corner, so get ready to lose some time this Sunday, March 11, when clocks jump ahead one hour at 2 a.m.

Anna Gristina, dubbed the Soccer Mom Madam, was reportedly with Morgan Stanley executive David Walker at the time of her arrest, raising questions about his involvement in the prostitution ring scandal that has unfolded around her.

Argentine soccer paragon Lionel Messi reached a new level of perfection by scoring five goals for Barcelona against Bayer Leverkusen Wednesday night, a feat never achieved in a Champions League match. With Messi leading the onslaught, Barcelona decimated German team Bayer Leverkusen 7-1 and will advance to the quarterfinals with a 10-2 win record.

An eruption on the surface of the Sun has unleashed the largest solar storm in the past five years, which is currently barreling towards Earth and threatens to disrupt power grids, GPS signals and airplane flight systems.

To look into Marie Jose Cristerna's eyes is to behold a gaze that reflects inner turmoil, psychic pain and a sadistic pleasure from it all. She is known her home country of Mexico as La Mujer Vampiro--the Vampire Woman.

Bruce Springsteen's new album Wrecking Ball is vying with Military Wives' 'In My Dreams' for the number one slot on the U.K.'s Official Albums Chart with only four more days before sales are tallied.

Courtney Robertson was reunited with her fellow bachelorettes on Sunday night's special episode of The Bachelor, where she made a tearful apology for her behavior toward them during the show's 16th season.

As friends, family and fans of Whitney Houston anxiously await news of the official cause of her death, some are already disappointed with the initial reports that it was accidental, believing that the platinum diva was murdered in cold blood.

Stephen Colbert chimed in on the controversy surrounding Rush Limbaugh's remarks about Georgetown University Law student Sandra Fluke after she spoke out in support of healthcare coverage for birth control.

Sarah Palin posted on her Facebook Tuesday that a pro-Obama super PAC that received $1 million from Bill Maher should return the donation for what she viewed as the TV comedian's offensive attitude toward women, calling him a rabid misogynist.

Before his death last week, conservative commentator Andrew Breitbart wrote a column criticizing President Barack Obama as a radical, which was published posthumously on his newly relaunched website.

The late conservative commentator Andrew Breitbart was known for taking on what he identified as liberal bias in the media, government, the entertainment industry and anti-war activism. Before his death last week, he had been working on a monolithic portal for his various web outlets, something he referred to as Breitbart 2.0.

U.S. military research scientists have developed a robot that mimics the movements of a cheetah, able to sustain speeds of up to 18 miles per hour.

Snooki shocked the world with the revelation last month that she had a bun in the oven, but there's at least one person out there who is hoping that little bun never sees the light of day.

The official trailer for the highly-anticipated stealth action game Assassin's Creed III has been released, and game developer Ubisoft announced it will launch the game in the U.S. on Oct. 30, 2012.

The U.N. nuclear agency chief said Monday that Iran has recently tripled its uranium enrichment and not allowed inspectors to thoroughly investigate its nuclear energy program.

Detroit rocker Ted Nugent endorsed Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on his Twitter account Friday.

The SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Institute has launched a new website, which invites anyone to log on and help analyze signals from space that could provide evidence of intelligent alien life in the universe.

Apple is currently auditing the Foxconn factories in China which manufacture many of its products like the iPhone, following a spate of bad publicity over working conditions there. As demand for higher wages and increased safety regulations at the factories goes up, so will the price of Apple's products, some industry analysts are saying.

Imagine Batman in Medieval Europe circa 1459, suited in full plate mail armor and ready to bash in the faces of evildoers with his gauntleted fists. Artist Igor Kieryluk has, with a set of concept art titled Gotham 1459.

Conservative gonzo journalist James O'Keefe, who has drawn the ire of liberal critics for his underhanded tactics of capturing interviewees on hidden camera, filed a defamation lawsuit Wednesday against political commentator Keith Olbermann, guest host on his show Countdown David Shuster, and their employer Current Media after it was falsely claimed on-air that O'Keefe was a convicted felon and had been accused of rape.

For several months, the Iranian people have been living under economic hardship brought on by sanctions imposed by the U.S. and European Union over their government's nuclear energy program, which some believe is a cover for producing nuclear weapons. The sanctions, designed to prevent money-laundering that could fund nuclear research and development, have hampered the country's foreign trade and frozen Iranian firms out of the global banking system.